Donald Trump may change the rules for autonomous vehicles in the U.S.
The new administration of the White House led by President Donald Trump seems determined to accelerate the development of autonomous ...
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The Luxeed S7 is the new electric vehicle from Chery and Huawei for the Chinese market.
The Luxeed S7 is a luxury electric sedan from Huawei and Chery that has just arrived in the Chinese market, ...
Chery reveals electric concept with solid-state batteries ahead of debut.
Chery has revealed the first images of the electric concept it will present at the upcoming Guangzhou Auto Show in ...
“In this Ford, it is possible to drive without feet and without hands!”
In this AutoGear review, Diogo Mota had the opportunity to experience Ford's new driving technology. BlueCruise is Ford's advanced driving ...
Tesla shows induction charging station to charge the Cybercab.
Tesla has been working on the development of an induction charging system for electric vehicles, and has now revealed through ...
Waymo will expand the use of robotaxis with electric vehicles from Hyundai.
Hyundai and Waymo, a company of Alphabet, which also owns Google, announced a partnership that will allow the integration of ...
Tesla presents the Robovan: the electric bus of the future.
Tesla surprised its fans during the presentation of the Cybercab by revealing the Robovan, a fully electric and autonomous bus ...
Mercedes increases the maximum speed of its Level 3 autonomous driving system to 95 km/h.
Mercedes-Benz has announced that it will introduce the next generation of the Drive Pilot system for Level 3 autonomous driving ...
Tesla wants to present a robotaxi in a movie studio.
After having postponed the presentation of the robotaxi, citing the need for design changes, Tesla seems to have found a ...
Level 4 autonomous driving: Mercedes gets green light for tests in China
Mercedes-Benz has announced that it has become the first international manufacturer authorized to test Level 4 autonomous driving technologies in ...
